Garmin Instinct Solar Camo Edition GPS Watch
$549.00
$719.00
Garmin Instinct Solar Camo Edition GPS Watch
ENGINEERED FOR ENDURANCE
Fibre-reinforced polymer case, chemically strengthened, scratch-resistant Corning Gorilla glass and a battery powered by the sun create a device that’s built to endure.
DESIGNED TO BE DARING
Bold colours, high-contrast displays and purpose-built design bring to life a non-traditional smartwatch that turns heads at every glance.
Break the mould.
SOLAR BATTERY
Variable based on sun exposure, Instinct can provide unprecedented battery life to those that explore under the sun.
MILITARY STANDARD 810
Instinct is built to the U.S. military standard 810 for thermal, shock and water resistance (rated to 100 metres
POWER MANAGER
View how various settings and sensors impact your watch’s battery life, so you can make battery-extending changes on the fly.
Train smarter.
SPORTS APPS
Use preloaded activity profiles for, swimming, running, biking, hiking, rowing, strength and more.
WRIST-BASED HEART RATE
Get heart rate data along with alerts if your heart rate stays too high or too low while you’re at rest. Gauge how hard your heart is working during activities, even underwater.
PULSE OX
For altitude acclimation or sleep monitoring, a Pulse Ox sensor uses light beams at your wrist to gauge how well your body is absorbing oxygen.
STRESS TRACKING
Heart rate variability is used to calculate your stress level score, so you can see if you’re having a calm, balanced or stressful day.
BODY BATTERY ENERGY MONITOR
Optimise your body’s energy reserves, using heart rate variability, stress, sleep and other data to gauge when you’re ready to be active or when you may need to rest.
Specification
General |
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| LENS MATERIAL | Power Glass |
|---|---|
| BEZEL MATERIAL | Fibre-reinforced polymer |
| CASE MATERIAL | Fibre-reinforced polymer |
| QUICKFIT™ WATCH BAND COMPATIBLE | Yes (22 mm) |
| STRAP MATERIAL | Silicone |
| PHYSICAL SIZE | 45 x 45 x 15.3 mm Fits wrists with a circumference of 132-224 mm |
| DISPLAY SIZE | Custom, two-window design; 0.9” x 0.9” (23 x 23 mm) |
| DISPLAY RESOLUTION | 128 x 128 pixels |
| DISPLAY TYPE | Monochrome, sunlight-visible, transflective memory-in-pixel (MIP) |
| WEIGHT | 53 g |
| WATER RATING | 10 ATM |
| BATTERY LIFE |
Smartwatch: Up to 24 days/54 days with solar* *Solar charging, assuming all-day wear with 3 hours per day outside in 50,000 lux conditions |
| MEMORY/HISTORY | 16 MB |
BRAND NEW
ONE YEAR WARRANTY
STOCK IN AUSTRALIA
AUSTRALIAN SELLER
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